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six maps below show the Preserve.
Please click on a maps for a larger (and printable) view.
A Note about the trails:
HNPA is a small group of
volunteers who find beauty and value in the Holliday Preserve
and work to maintain it as best a small group of volunteers can.
That said, please keep in mind:
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Preserve trail system is not
maintained by Wayne County Parks. What work you see has been
done by volunteers. The boardwalks are generally Eagle
Scout projects done in conjunction with HNPA and Wayne
County Parks.
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Preserve trail system is not
always marked.
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Preserve trail system is not
always easy to follow across its length and non-authorized
trails can make the trail system more confusing.
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Preserve trail maps do not
reflect the true condition of trails or bridges.
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Preserve trail system requires
many volunteers to regularly do hard work. Want to help
improve the Preserve and its trails? Then join us!
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A
complete map of the Preserve. The four sections of the
Preserve are shown below from east to west. |
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The
Ellsworth section of the Preserve. The entrance is near the Nankin Mills
Picnic area and across Hines Drive from the Interpretative Center. |
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The
Cowan/Central City Parkway section of the Preserve. The parking lot is
off of Central City Parkway, west of Wayne Road and just north of the
Westland Shopping Center. |
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The
Newburgh section of the Preserve. The small parking lot is immediately
off of Newburgh Road, just north of Warren Road. |
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The Koppernick section of the Preserve. The parking lot is accessible from Koppernick Road, west off Hix Road and approx. 1/2 mile north of Warren
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Color
enhanced view of the Holliday Nature Preserve. An aerial photo
helps illustrate how narrow and vulnerable the Preserve is with all
the surrounding development.
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Holliday
